A Serum Containing Antigen-Specific Antibodies is Called An

Question

A serum containing antigen-specific antibodies is called an
A) antiserum.
B) antitoxin.
C) antiantigen.
D) anticoagulase.

Accepted Answer

An antiserum is a serum containing antibodies that specifically target a particular antigen. It is often used as a treatment to provide passive immunity against a disease or toxin.